The Republican journal., 1887-12-01

NINAlHANEN. KEY. W Nj. kln.llt'l, | ilNti~d
list clergyman. from RockIand will preach at the
Union church, at this place, next Sunday .... Mrs
Bctscy simpson, funeral took place last Monday
and made d"uhly sad hy the death "f Mrs
James TuGncll while attending the funeral Mrs
T. left home In her usual health and i'll twenty
minutes her dead body was taken to the huuec.
She leaves a husband and two daughter, Mrs.
Joseph Porter OF this place and Mrs. lsr;ulbUry OF
Union. The new huNcs for the post office have
arrived and Will be put In this week There was
Il masked ball at Roberts Hall on Thanksgiving
day At the rifle match, same day, Warren Gray
got the prize rifle. Gray, c. r. poak and A, H.
Vinal all made the same number of points, but -
agreement the rifle went to Gray.
MoNrvILLE. Il. p. Walker of the firm of Walker
4 Littcichl ha. bought the lattel- interest in the
stock at Emwood Stock Farm, and the farm Is
still under the charge of +, A. Bunker. They will
winter seven horses, among which find Nor
gan Knox by Gen. Knox. Morgan Knox is Il black
excellent stock in this and surrounding towns. lie
has never been used much on the track, hut OH
tanned a record Of 2.40 the present season. They
have also Il two-y car-old stallion, Corporal West.
lie was foaled June 1855 Sire Cot West by e.
ter, Ill. Ncttie, us, etc, Dam by the Cooper
horse, sire OF Chas. III. Col. West was bred in
Kentucky and brought to Maine by c. ii. Nelson,
OF Watervie. He stands l51. hands high and
weighs ,02J pounds. Dam by Mambriuo Patchcn
full brother to Lady Thorne 2.lSl4 They have
handsome four year. old mare by the Henderson
horse and he by Winthrop Morrill,, Jr 10y Meta
comet 227; also a two-yearold geiding by same
horse dam Drew mare on sitrra bl, neat stock
is kept on the farm including one pair of yearling
steers that girt five feet nine and inches. They
still keep their Sussex BULL Sussex Boy. Under the
skilful management of Mr.. Bunker the farm has
been made to yield the present year 80 bushels of
grain ll5 bushels of turnps, ~ bushels of
and 81 bushels of bects. The barn has been paint
ed this month and presents fine appearance
BUcKsroRr. In an interview with MIR. Rufus
III. Emery, one Of the agtators of the project of
new hall for the Masonic and A. Q. L. W. Lodges,
we learn that the matter looks quite favorable
Mr. Emery says the J. b. Bradley block Will
cut up conveniently, taking the floor on which are
the &. A. II. and billiard halls and putting ON a
mansarl roof in order to make room for Il banquet
hall and the necessary rooms above. But the
grand obstacle in the way is the price Of the block,
together with the expense of making the desired
additions He also says the Deacon Darling lot has
been offered to him. on which they might erect
pretty brick Temple that would be convenient and
desirable The p. f. Haywood brick house and
lot also offered. Either of the above plans
would be desirable, but to raise suffice mt amount
to take either is 4 matter of no small moment, II
the members and friends Of these orders will only
take hold with will there Is little doubt but that
pleasant and convenient apartments can be had by
join hands in the matter and buy erect a con
vcnient building. 1t is for the prosperity of these
Lodges to do something of the kind Mr.. Geo.
Rich shot and killed fine buck near the Center.
Il weighed 1870 lbs. II was dressed at Pattcr-
son & Co.'S market and disposed of at from IL to
25c Der h. . Oliver Door also killed IA buck last
week in Orland and says 1t was the largest he
ever saw The vcnison will be sold at John Hon.
ers market and the head will be mounted The
steamer Mary Morgan Is still lying at n. T. Hills
wharf :. The NJ. f. and Cong churches united in
worship Thanksgiving day at the Elm st. church.
dinner n few miles distant raised his plate at the
table and said, "givc sOne more rooster. A
few days since n team from our village was re-
turning from Il driye through Orland and on com
ing down the hill near the Grange Hall soMe one
discharged gun either accidentally or Otherwise,
in the direction OF the team some OF the shot
striking the wheels and others cutting leayes and
twigs from trees over the riders head. Fortunate
ly no damage was done.